DECODED: What it must feel like to be Smriti Irani these days

Smriti Irani has been subjected to relentless ridicule and criticism (mostly because of her showbiz background) ever since she embarked on a political career.

However, one would think it'd all stop once she was handed over a key portfolio in the newly elected Narendra Modi government. Unfortunately for the former actress, that hasn't been the case.

Barely hours had passed since her appointment as the new human resource development minister, when her detractors (read Congress leader Ajay Maken and academician Madhu Kishwar) took to Twitter to question her credentials for the job.

So what must it feel like to be Smriti Irani these days?  We try to find out.

Smriti Irani's happiness knew no bounds when she was given the HRD portfolio in Narendra Modi's newly elected government.

Then she logged in her Twitter account and read Madhu Kishwar and Congress leader Ajay Maken's scathing response to her appointment.

Obviously, no sunshine on this mind.

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Disclaimer: This is a tongue-in-cheek piece. Readers are advised to take it with the proverbial grain of salt.

To all my haters: Wrong finger.

All hail political correctness!

Education is important but it is NOT the be all and end all.

I mean, Madhu Kishwar is an academician and look at the size of her brain.

I will give a fitting reply to all the naysayers' attacks on my credentials, in impeccable English, no less.

Let me just… one sec… WHY WON'T THIS WRETCHED THING FASTEN?!

So.much.annoy.

Oh.

So when Narendrabhai told us that we will sweep Lok Sabha elections this year, I wasn't supposed to do this?

My bad.

This whole being-a-Cabinet-minister thing is going to be a cakewalk for me because this is the collective IQ of the people I will be surrounded with in the Parliament.

And oh.

Surviving Ekta Kapoor kinda makes one invincible too.

Re-reading Madhu Kishwar's tweets.

You mean Madhu Kishwar isn't a Modi apologist anymore?

Haaye, so cute.